Does the handle have to be removed when using it as a trailer, or can you leave the handle on all the time for speedier conversion?
26194
I do not use it as a bike trailer, but I see no reason you would need to remove it to do so. It looks as though it would be very easy to switch it back and forth, since the trailer connection (hitch? arm? I don't know what it's called.) is folded up underneath the stroller.Hope that helps. :)
26195
I do not use it as a bike trailer, but I see no reason you would need to remove it to do so. It looks as though it would be very easy to switch it back and forth, since the trailer connection (hitch? arm? I don't know what it's called.) is folded up underneath the stroller. Hope that helps. :)
26196
The handle just clamps onto the back of the cab, so it could be left on all the time.
26197
No, the handle can stay on for stroller/trailer conversions. The handle bar needs to come off for folding the cabin down.
26198
You can leave it on with no problem on a dry day. I don't have my handle mounted as low as the picture shows it--mine is attaching to the highest part of the straight part of the tube before it starts to curve over the top. The cover has to go inside of the handle, so it'll have a little rain gap there were it can't wrap over the tube. It would only affect your stuff in the trunk, not your kiddos in the front, though. On a wet day, you would probably want to go ahead and remove the handle so the cover could smoothly wrap over the tube in the back.
908121
I use a flat screwdriver to lift the red handle over raised elongated bead and reverse to take trailer off
1429981
You will need to remove the detachable handle but not the wheels. We use ours camping and tailgating. The case is great to have for some protection on the grill.
1356199
The push handle is telescopic, so it can be shortened. Also, I don't believe it would be too difficult to remove if necessary.
784308
I do not think you will have a problem as the hitch goes onto the axle through the quick release skewers. Keep in mind that this is a wide trailer and should only be used on trails and off busy roads. We used it once on the Elroy-Sparta trail in Wisconsin. I am not sure how many more times I will use it we may keep it as we have a local rail to trail path here and we can haul food for a picnic. Otherwise we may want to sell it.
1515300
Leave the handle on. Makes it easier to lift out. Note: Lift this out with the pump on.
368389
I put it together myself and have never wanted to take the handle bar off. Maybe you want to take the handle bar off and put it in storage. Then attach the regular legs for someone that wants to use the trampoline without the bar. If that's what you mean, it would not be difficult. However, it would take some time and you probably wouldn't want to take the handle bar off and on often. It would be very inconvenient.
113431
The handle is removable through the use spring loaded buttons which are commonly used on many adjustable poles and other collapsable items sold today. For shipping purposes, it is removed and packed separately. Assembly takes about 30 seconds without the use of tools.
1980683
Yes the handle can be removed for storage. The handle can also come apart in two pieces if needed.
1680564
No, the handle can not be removed, however, it folds over to the same size as the pan portion. When you store it is only the size of the small pan. I love this for a quick snack.
2070018
You attach a hitch to the rear wheel hub (that stays on the bike permanently, though you could remove it easily enough if you wanted to). The trailer connects to this and is secured with a pin that is itself secured with a spring clip. There is a backup strap also. It is pretty easy on and off, though it isn't the best as a hand cart because the handle is designed to attach low on the bike, and if you hold it at comfortable hand height the trailer will be far from horizontal. The low connection to the bike is very good when you are using it as a trailer - this is nice and stable.
292845
The handle wasn't hard to put on, so I don't think it would be hard to remove. However, we've never taken it off. We enjoy the Push Around Buggy with the handle.
2041054
I take the east way out...I take off the wheels and store stuff in the trailer while traveling, because don't need it while traveling, after we unpack and empty it out, I will use it. Sorry not much help!
1515301
I just left the handle on in the down position. Don't really need it up to get the basket out.
241627
Neither the wheels or handle are removable. It acts just like a suitcase. I love that it saved me a ton of space tho. I hope that helps.
1356203
No, there isn't an easy way to take off the handle. And no, it doesn't fold down for easy transport. I just put it in my trunk as pictured above to take to the park.
1107415
The front pipe can be removed at just in from of the pedals. Look closely at the pictures and you can see a quick connect join just below the mud deflector. The trailer won't go on a bike carrier, but would probably fit in a trunk once taken apart. Haven't actually tried fitting it into a trunk because we have a minivan and just lay down the back seats instead of taking it apart.